Negotiating Legitimacy and Belonging: Disabled students’ and Practitioners’ experience
What are the DREAM Research Rounds?
The DREAM Research Rounds is part of the DREAM (Meeks) Lab and provides bi-monthly rounds in the tradition of "Grand Rounds," that highlight research and research teams from around the globe focused on disability research and educational interventions in academic medicine.
Please note that all talks are recorded and will be shared on our YouTube page
Accessibility & Accommodations
Accessibility:
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ASL interpretation and CART (real-time captioning) will be provided.
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The talk will be recorded and available on our YouTube page for those unable to attend live.
We invite you to request additional accommodations and kindly request that you request accommodations two weeks in advance of each meeting via email.
Upcoming Research Rounds
November 5th, 12-1 PM EST
Title:
Innovating for a Sustainable Workforce through
Neuro-inclusive Selection to Health Professions: Process Evaluation of a Novel Co-Designed Interview
Alison Callwood, PhD, FRCM, SFHEA, MSc, PGCert, Dip HE/RM, BSc(Hons) Nursing/RGN
Associate Professor at the University of Surrey
December 12th, 12-1 PM EST
Title:
Medical Student Burnout by Race, Ethnicity, and Multiple Disability Status
Mytien Nguyen
MD/PhD Student Yale University School of Medicine
February 25th, 4-5 ET
Title:
Core Competencies for Students Entering Medical School: A Pan-Canadian Approach to Re-envisioning Technical Standards and Addressing Ableism in Undergraduate Medical Education
Cheryl Holmes, MD FRCPC MHPE
Laura Nimmon, PhD, MA, BA
University of British Columbia
Lisa Graves MD CCFP (AM) FCFP MCl.Sc.
Western Michigan University Homer Stryker M.D. School of Medicine